Sentence examples for receive appropriate support from inspiring English sources

The aim is for foster parents and those who adopt a child to continuously receive appropriate support, education and services that will help them provide a loving and supportive family environment," said UNICEF Representative Benjamin Perks.

It is vital that all permanence placements – whether that's adoption, residential care, returning to home and so on – receive appropriate support.

Right now, though, if farmers don't receive appropriate support over the next few months in terms of seeds, livestock, fishing – and if agricultural infrastructure, such as irrigation canals and roads, aren't repaired – Haiti will miss the spring cultivation season.

"Our priority remains to assist the company's efforts to ensure that, as far as possible, the viable parts of the business are maintained and that those who are regrettably likely to be made redundant following the fire at Daw Mill receive appropriate support".

In the event of local disputes we retain the right to step in and ensure that all our service users receive appropriate support and accommodation; we take matters of this nature extremely seriously and continually work with our providers to ensure continuity of service".

"We feel now that our fieldwork is much more dangerous than we believed," says Rey, "and we do not receive appropriate support from universities or public funds".

The Education Law on Upper Secondary Education of 1992 entitles students to attend schools and university, and to receive appropriate supports for doing so, but does not exempt them from the normal entrance requirements, such as demonstrating a given level of reading or mathematics achievement.

Evidence of poor quality care was widespread, with less than a fifth of people feeling they received appropriate support in a crisis, King's Fund said.

The authors state the case for disclosure: "As a large number of chronic illnesses are hidden and not perceptible to others, receiving appropriate support from line managers and colleagues requires their knowledge and understanding of the employee's illness.

"The latest data highlights that we need to do more to ensure that orphaned children are identified and are receiving appropriate support.

Policies aimed at referring women with depressive symptoms to the nearest medical college hospital where psychological treatment is freely provided may help mothers in receiving appropriate support.